City man accused of threatening to kill over extended warranty check Douglas Brent Hill, 58, of 2760 Fieldcrest Drive, faces charges after he allegedly threatened to kill an alleged victim during an over the phone extended warranty check on April 29, 2026, state police said in an ...
Already facing a slew of charges for a hit and run involving a residence in March, Wyatt James Johnston, 18, of 426 Third St., Montoursville, now faces additional charges related to a false report of a drive by shooting he allegedly gave police on Dec. 29, 2025, state police said in court ...
Kalvin Sampson, 34, of 523 Arch St., faces charges of strangulation, simple assault and harassment after he allegedly struck and choked an alleged victim on June 8, 2026, city police allege in an affidavit. The alleged victim sustained an injury to her head during the assault and was ...
(EDITOR’S NOTE: Spotlight PA is an independent, nonpartisan, and nonprofit newsroom producing investigative and public-service journalism that holds power to account and drives positive change in Pennsylvania. Sign up for our free newsletters.) HARRISBURG — Taxes aimed at the tech industry are on the table as Pennsylvania lawmakers negotiate the upcoming budget and look for ways to help balance the commonwealth’s shaky books. Two options have been floated, including eliminating the state’s sales tax exemption for purchases related to building and maintaining data centers. The ...
A woman who sued Loyalsock Township School District because of sexual abuse by a former middle school basketball coach will receive almost $3 million. A jury in U.S. Middle District Court after a civil trial found that the district was liable for the harm caused by Kelli Vassallo, the former coach, after the woman sued the district in 2021. The award is $2.8 million in damages. The award will not cost district taxpayers, as insurance will cover it, according to PennLive.com. Insurance will cover the entire amount, Loyalsock Township School District Superintendent Brooke Beiter told ...
The Montoursville Area School Board at its June meeting approved a $38 million spending plan for next year that includes a 0.56 real estate tax millage increase. With expenses exceeding revenues by more than $1 million, it amounts to a deficit budget. Those with properties assessed at ...
